They presented their experiences of CEV. Their conclusion are we must adapt our speech to the public. To transmit technical information, it can be more interesting to have an intermediary: the advisor. Indeed, advisors will change the technical speech in practical speech for farmers.
Their recommendations are to focus on a clear topic to talk about on practical subject as much as possible. The peer-to-peer learning is a method approved, but it is important to introduce experts in the discussion to bring technical and innovative information. To avoid difficulties of the organisation of a CEV, the solution may be the virtual meetings, an idea reinforced by the Covid-19 crisis. Indeed, it is possible to gather more people on a platform, without the travel organisation. However, it is a necessity to change the format, using digital tools.
Two sessions of exercise have been held on Mural. The first was untitled “Best tools for fostering peer-to-peer exchange of knowledge”. The participants should link three different categories:
- Tools
- Targets
- Type of information
The second session was about the “topics for future CEV or Thematic Network” in viticulture. 4 priorities were putting in evidence:
- The vineyard soil
- The adaptation to climate change
- The innovative methods to control grapevine diseases
- The organic viticulture
The Cross-Visit was closed with the presentation of Euraknos Explorer’s Guide.
